Leoforce Expands Leadership with New CRO and CMO

Aug 28, 2025
Leoforce has appointed Danny Ashraf as Chief Revenue Officer and Stephanie Rahlfs as Chief Marketing Officer to enhance its AI-powered recruiting solutions.

Leoforce has announced the appointment of Danny Ashraf as Chief Revenue Officer and Stephanie Rahlfs as Chief Marketing Officer, announced in a press release. These strategic hires aim to bolster Leoforce's AI-powered recruiting solutions.

Danny Ashraf brings nearly two decades of experience in software sales within the recruitment technology sector. His previous roles at Monster Worldwide and Yahoo! HotJobs have equipped him with the expertise to drive Leoforce's outcome-based delivery model.

Stephanie Rahlfs, with over 18 years in digital strategy and performance marketing, joins from IntelyCare, where she led digital initiatives and job board development. Her tenure at Monster Worldwide showcased her ability to deliver measurable marketing impacts, skills she will now apply to elevate Leoforce's market presence.

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